Monthly Archives: June 2009
“great success!”
To make a successful video, make a series of successful moving images. When it comes to film, every 15-30 seconds (in my humble opinion), a person should be able to pause the movie in question and be left with a … Continue reading
Filed under Alex Strack
Successful Image/Video
Thinking of this topic, I was immediately thinking that as a viewer, if we watch a video or interact with a photo and it is not successful or doesn’t make sense, we will move on. It’s just the way we all … Continue reading
Filed under Jordan Bergstrom
Successful Images
For an image or video to be succesful it has to meet certain criteria. Visually, is must have an interesting composition, balance of colors and/or black and white, and good aesthetics. A video must have all these, as well as … Continue reading
Filed under Adam Zash
That’s right, a bowling video
I have a confession. I’m one of those nerdy folks who has been on a bowling league since I was in middle school and will probably continue to be on a league for quite some time. What does this have … Continue reading
Filed under Sabrina Black
Differentiating Good Images from the Mediocre Ones
Images surround us and even bombard us on a daily basis, especially in the form of advertising. Out of the thousands of images, both moving and still, that we encounter everyday, what makes some images capture our attention more than … Continue reading
Filed under Adam Noack
